Living

At a presentation on May 16, BC Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie told the capacity audience that a huge percentage of caregiving in our province is performed by unpaid caregivers. On their website, the Family Caregivers of B.C.

It’s too early to call Leo Lenarduzzi an MVP sleeper, but the numbers are looking good. By late last week, little Leo had slept through six nights in a row. Those are impressive stats considering he’s just a couple of weeks old.

Let your dad know how much you love him this year with a creative giftwrap idea.

Restaurant Chez Michel used to look out over a narrow strip of coarse sandy beach towards Burrard Inlet, the lush green forest canopy of Stanley Park visible in the background.

Rubber to meet road Canada Day

Twelve-year-old Olivia Awde is learning how to do a flying arm bar. Essentially, it’s the same as a regular arm bar, but you get in position while airborne so when you reach the ground you’re ready to go.

Arshia Sorourian is the latest North Shore writer to become a self-published author. The nine-year-old was on hand at Indigo Park Royal in May to sign copies of his book Turning the Gears of Your Business:155 Quotes to Success.

Ed Jackson and Mel Zamis get ready for the West Coast Bonsai Club annual show at Harry Jerome Community Centre June 11-12, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The free event will feature demonstrations and 100 bonsai trees on display.

Twelve-year-old Capri Evritt sings the national anthem at the annual general meeting of the Canadian Federation of Women at West Vancouver Yacht Club May 15. The meeting also marked the club's 60th anniversary.

Marnie Hodgins, Barbie Watt, and Bijou Kartha are ready for the 12th annual Strides for Strokes event Saturday, June 10 at John Lawson Park in West Vancouver. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. and the walk/run/wheel starts at 10 a.m.